spritelike
- adjective
- /ˈsprɪtlaɪk/
- Literature
- Children were enchanted by the spritelike figure darting through the forest.
Examples
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The dancer moved with a spritelike grace that captivated the audience.
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Her spritelike laughter filled the garden with a sense of magic.
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The spritelike creature danced through the forest.
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Her spritelike laughter filled the room with joy.
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The spritelike fairy danced gracefully among the flowers, captivating everyone with her energy.
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With her spritelike demeanor, the young girl brought joy and laughter to all the party guests.
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The cat moved with a spritelike agility, darting across the yard in pursuit of a butterfly.
Synonyms
Having a small, gentle, and magical look
Small and delicate with graceful pointed features
How Playful
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Morphology
Etymology
Spritelike comes from sprite, which comes from Latin spiritus meaning 'spirit' and was used for small, lively fairies in old stories. So spritelike means 'like a small, lively, or magical being', moving lightly and quickly like a tiny spirit.